JesusDaExorcist
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Bout to buy all 3 for $375
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troy fairweather
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It's a ati stock. There like $100 new. Can't see the rifle could be junk or a nice rifle.
MosinT53Hunter
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Wait...your about to buy three rifles, and you don't know anything about them yet?
theotherwaldo
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Well, if the barrels of the two muzzle loaders are any good then the Mauser is pure gravy!
Shanghai McCoy
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^^^
Yeah, that left handed muzzle loader looks like it's an Investarms (Lyman) as does the other. Both are good guns and the left handed side locks don't show up all that often.
Can't say much on that bolt action rifle but I do not like that stock...
Yeah, that left handed muzzle loader looks like it's an Investarms (Lyman) as does the other. Both are good guns and the left handed side locks don't show up all that often.
Can't say much on that bolt action rifle but I do not like that stock...
Arkansas Paul
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If that left handed ML has a good bore, it's probably worth that or close to it, by itself.
Ohen Cepel
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Like the others, if the ML's have been cared for you're good. Maybe, really good. Condition will play a large roll in how it turns out for you.
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Hi guys I went ahead and pulled the trigger on this deal as it came with a lot of black powder supplies and a lot of ammo for the bolt action. The left-handed rifle Has a small crack by the screw on the wood, It’s marked on the top Cabela’s inc Sydney New England, Says made in Italy caliber 45 has aftermarket sights on it, Right handed one looks to be in better shape and is Calibre 50 made by Thompson center armsThe bolt action is an 8 mm Mauser of some sort at the looks of the ammo
troy fairweather
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Get a.pic off the mauser, top of the action I am curious what it is. To bad it was threaded, sometimes you can just put them back into original wood.
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troy fairweather
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need one of the front receiver ring.
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troy fairweather
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Ya it's safe it's a Turkish mauser.
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I think you did good at that price
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thanks guys !
newfalguy101
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That would be Cabela's Sidney NEBRASKA
New England is a grouping of states in the northeastern US....
New England is a grouping of states in the northeastern US....
cdb1
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If my dog was as ugly as that Mauser stock I’d shave his butt and walk him backwards.
That's funny.
A replacement stock starts around $100. So he is still doing good. I'd remove the rear sight, leave the goofy scope mount, inlet it into a new stock and blast away.
rdnktrkr
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I have a Turkish Mauser that came in a 11 gun deal, I gave $100ea sight unseen while driving a big truck hundreds of miles away, after inspection I gave $500 more due to a H&R Garand, she was extremely happy.
Dave DeLaurant
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But perhaps not with the current crop of surplus Turkish 7.92x57 ammo -- use Prvi Partisan's stuff instead!
NorthBorder
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The only thing I got to say about that butt ugly mauser is... people like Hi-Points..
denton
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Most Turks are large ring Mausers, but with barrel threads the size of small ring Mausers. That makes it fairly cheap to re-thread a take-off Remington barrel and make what ever chambering you want out of it.
8x57 is a good cartridge in its own right. Most of the Mausers I have had shot about 3 MOA.
It looks like it has been set up for a scout rifle scope, mounted forward, with long eye relief.
8x57 is a good cartridge in its own right. Most of the Mausers I have had shot about 3 MOA.
It looks like it has been set up for a scout rifle scope, mounted forward, with long eye relief.
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